The Vulgar Witch also rejects the false binary of "sacred sexuality." She is not performing a tantric ritual in silk sheets. She is having messy, loud, sometimes awkward sex, and she will use the resulting fluids in a love spell (or a revenge hex, depending on the morning after). The vulgar witch knows that the body is not a temple; it is a workshop. And workshops get dirty.

Starting this path isn't about buying a specific book; it's about a shift in perspective. It’s about stopping the performance of "holiness" and starting the practice of .

as "criminally vulgar" due to its portrayal of characters and art style.

The vulgar witch is a complex and multifaceted figure, one that warrants closer examination and a more nuanced understanding. By deconstructing the stereotypes and negative portrayals of the past, we can begin to see the witch in a new light. Whether seen as a symbol of female empowerment, a powerful magical practitioner, or simply a complex and intriguing figure, the vulgar witch remains a fascinating and thought-provoking topic. As we continue to explore and reimagine the image of the witch, we may just find that she has more to offer than we ever imagined.

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Many "vulgar" traditions were eventually recorded in historical texts like The Discoverie of Witchcraft (1584) by Reginald Scot, which sought to debunk these superstitions.

Did you hex someone with a stolen pen and a curse written on a toilet paper roll? I want to hear the filth.